The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-10-01
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in st. Louis.
DEGES,-Nate Deg'n returned the first of
this week from trip to Minnesota.
sonooL.-Messrs Charles Taylor, Z. c.
lockwood, and Foliett Bull left for Ann Ar.
Dor, last Tuesday morning.
SAS,-Dr. Charity Sanders returned Mon.
day evening from rather extended trip
through the east Size went to the medical
convention at Washington, aud then visited
New York and other eastern cities.
PRIS.-Mrs George Prindle. Of Kalama.
500. Mich, who has been visiting ]. E. Por
ter and family for the past week, returned
home Monday.
HAMIL.-Miss Ida Hamilton has returned
from three months visit in New York.
CooxBs.-Miss Annie Coombs left last
Monday for q VISIT to friends in the east.
CRUN.-Mr. W. c. Crum, advance press
agent of Forepaughs Circus, made The FREE
TRADER pleasant call last Saturday.
, KATIE-Miss Hates Herbert returned TO
Chicago this week where she intends to
spend the fall and winter.
HoLMrs-Rev. and Mrs. d. ]. Holmes
spent this week at the Methodist Conference
at Rockford.
KRN.-Mr. J. NJ. Machesney and family
spent the week visiting friends in Kenawee.
EARL.-Mrs. L. A. Rising and Mrs. Fred
Davis were visiting in Earlville, the first of
this week.
Voor,-Mr, Ed W. vogt, for some time
with j. NJ. French, the halter, has Just re-
turned from two weeks sojourn in Chi.
cago. He will soon remove to Hutchinson,
Kansas, where he expects to make his home.
OLDs.-Mr. J. Z. Odds, Of the Organ Com.
pany, has moved to Ottawa with his family.
REEvEs-Mr. Wallace Reeves, of Streator,
was in this city Tuesday.
ASD-Mr. E. Anderson, of Spring Valley,
spent few days in Ottawa this week.
TRAINoR-Mr. Edward Trainor has left
for Ann Arbor to enter school,
HoL-Mr. Walter Holden, of Joliet, spent
some time in this city recently.
OM.-Dr. Olmsted leaves for Cincinnati to-
day to assume his duties as instructor in
the dental school in that city.
FREsou-Mr. J. NJ. French spent Wednes-
day of this week in Chicago.
OLDs-Mendoat REPORTER: "Mr. J. Z. Odds
Of the Western Cottage Organ Co. left for
Ottawa this week to take up the permanent
residence in that city. His family departed
last week. Mr.. Odds has been good citi-
zen of Mendoza and Ottawa will gain one.
While we regret our loss we wish him sue
cess in his new home.''
EARLE.-Mrs. Sam'l Earle nee Sadie Schutt,
is visiting Mrs. Groshens and Mrs Simeon
Gay.
WM.-W. j. Graham returned home yes
terday fro.., trip to Ireland, England, and
the continent, covering several weeks. He
is looking in much better health.
RI.-John Kiale, of Peru, is visiting his
son Warren.
CoL.-Mr. F. A. Collision, of Carroll City,
Iowa, formerly Of Rutland township, was
here last week for the first time in twelve
years, and has spent the past fortnight with
relatives and friends in Ottawa and Chicago.
GRo.-Mr. L. Buckley, of Elgin, is max.
ing arrangements to open grocery in the
new Colwell block.
WIL.-Mrs. C. G.. Wilson has gone to
Chicago to spend two or three weeks visit
ing friends there.
Ross.-Nr. J. r. Ross has returned to La
Cross, Wisconsin.
LEE.-Ex.Senator John Lee, of Peoria,
was in Ottawa Wednesday.
Ross.-Miss Mabel Ross, who has been
very dangerously i'll with typhoid fever, is
now recovering rapidly.
SrRAwN.-Mr Glib Strawn returned last
Tuesday noon from trip to Minnesota.
BURRY.-William BURY, brakeman on the
Rock Island road, had two fingers crushed
while making coupling, last Monday morn
ing.
PHIL.-Miss Annie Coombs and Miss Hat
tie Hamilton left last Tuesday morning for
where they will attend school
during the coming year.
LAw.-Dan Burke started this week, We'd
nesday, for Ann Arbor, where he will enter
the law school.
TAYLoR-Mrs E. E. Taylor has returned
10 her home in Utica having spent the sum-